Digital & Printed Graphic Design

As the Visual Content Manager for Good Reason Houston's connectED summit, I directed the end-to-end media and design production, leading a collaborative team to ensure a cohesive visual identity across all platforms—including promotional, on-site, and post-event materials—to amplify the launch of the 2025 Public Education Snapshot and its economic mobility indicators, thereby supporting the event's mission to shape the future of Houston's schools.

Commissioner Briones is bringing a new style and flair to Precinct 4. With a more symbolic, yet modern approach, I've created a new seal and logo. We are in the process of applying it to all print and digital items for Precinct 4.

As the in-house Senior Graphic Designer for over 5 years, I designed everything you could think of for Harris County Precinct 4. Starting from the ground up, I created the Visual Style Guide to set the direction of our work.

The first priority of the redesign for Superpowers was attracting new clientele and assistants. The social design kit for the brand brought those two sides together. 

When All4Fun requested a branding kit, they wanted something that expressed exactly what their name promises...fun! I designed some brand patterns to express that lightheartedness in a visual way. 

During the pandemic, I joined CityView Church's staff as their Digital Director for a year managing their social media and livestreams. 

Creating modern portraits adds a personal touch to a page on a website or a publication without using the same headshot over and over again!

During my time at University of Houston-Downtown, I interned with Professor Gaby Hernandez. We worked on a project with other UHD students for a non-profit, Writers in the Schools to create a body of work exhibited at City Hall in Houston.